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Which GenAI tools are law firms using?
Data from the SKILLS 2025 Survey reveals how law firms are actually adopting GenAI tools today. From drafting and due diligence to search and strategy, this deep dive breaks down the trends, challenges, and what legal innovation leaders need to know next.
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How Do LLMs Think?
There has been a flurry of updates from the major AI labs over the last few weeks. While most coverage
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Podcast: Responsible AI in Law: Building Frameworks, Use Cases, and Trust with RAILS
Everyone is talking about AI, but we should spend just as much time discussing its responsible use. Fringe Legal sat
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FL 93: Practice, Profit, Power
Reflecting on what I want to do on Fringe Legal this year, I realized I will return to the reason
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FL #92: The Power of Slow: Lessons from OpenAI's o1 and the Early Cruise Industry
Explore how OpenAI's o1 model and the early cruise industry show that slowing down can unlock deeper reasoning, unique experiences, and lasting success in a world driven by speed.
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AI adoption gap and resistance to change
ILTA's annual technology survey will be published later this month. Before the full survey, the editors shared their
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Balancing Technology and Human Connection in Legal Services with Joey Seeber
Where AI and automation dominate headlines, it's easy to lose sight of what drives the legal industry: human
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FL #91: ILTACON 2024 Recap - Practical Innovation Takes Center Stage
ILTACON 2024 showcased a shift from AI hype to pragmatic implementation. Firms are focusing on governance, integration, and specific use cases. Also in this issue - lessons for innovators from the discovery of a 2,492 carat diamond.
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FL #90: Is agentic AI the future?
Is the future autonomous systems that plan, reason, and act. From virtual project managers to due diligence agents, it promises efficiency but faces oversight challenges. Plus funding roundup and book recommendation.
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Fringe Legal #89: Speed Matters
Speed is a necessity to succeed. Here are three ways innovative teams can leverage it for product development, user experience, and evaluations.
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